Koha - Keri Hulme

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Koha - Keri Hulme

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In 1985 novelist and poet Keri Hulme became an overnight literary star when her debut novel The Bone People won the Booker Prize. This interview for documentary series Koha took place in 1983, after the release of her first poetry collection The Silences Between (Moeraki Conversations). Hulme is filmed, very much at home, in Ōkārito, the former gold-mining town she moved to in 1973. Between excerpts of poetry, Hulme discusses her mixed Māori and Pākehā whakapapa, her voracious childhood appet...

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1983

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